As a volunteer, you can choose to work with organizations that align with your interests and passions, allowing you to give back to causes that are important to you.
By donating to an able-bodied person, you can help create a positive impact on their life, empower them to pursue their goals and passions, and ultimately contribute to a more just and equitable society.
As a partner, you can bring your unique strengths, skills, and resources to the table and work collaboratively with others to achieve shared objectives.
He is visually impaired since childhood, Mr Manocha is an MPhil scholar from Delhi University. He joined National Association for the Blind, in Delhi in 1993 as director (IT and Services). He has dedicated his life to develop an ICT infrastructure in India for persons with disabilities. At present, he is NAB's vice president and leads Saksham at Saket that have helped thousands of visually impaired persons in India and abroad to live their lives independently.
Ms. Rummi K. Seth is the co-founder and Managing Trusty at Saksham Trust, which is a national award winning NGO, working for the empowerment of persons with visual impairment since 2003. She has the experience of more than twenty years in the field of disability advocacy. She has established Anubhav Tactile Gallery at National Museum.
she is an orientition & mobility instructor and special educator specialising in visual impairment for over 29 years, currently serving as special educator in Saksham. She trains grooms & rehabilitate children in the age group of 0-18 and helping them to get into common school and for higher education.
Dr. Irshad Hussain is the director of NGO: BOIE, Bihar, which is working in the field of education for the underprivileged section of the society for las forty years. Dr. Hussain is a PhD scholar from Patna University. He has been working in the field of educational, social and philanthropic areas for last fifteen years.
Mr. Zahid Hussain has more than ten years of professional development humanitarian experience in NGOs and social sector. He has been working across India in the areas of economic empowerment, skill development training and livelihood programme. He has worked for ministry of rural development, ministry of skill development and many more different NGOs.
Hari Narayan is a low vision techlover serving as an IT head and accessibility trainer at Saksham School, Noida for more than 10 years.
